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11niere Sauptnabrung 1T unb bleibt
bas 6leii6, unb UNI iol9es frii1 UNI
gut gu e%rlangen, fann mat unm6gli1
eineu suberlditgeren Marft finben, aIs
ben BON @m. S6hing 6 Spbn, SO.
511 Nne. 6. Ste Serren baben benz
@ei9mad ibrer &unben &e9nung ges
tragen unb in ibrem @tablifement cine
falte 2uftmaf9ine erri9tet, tpel9e allen
Nnforoerungen fir @rbaItung unb gnts
fernung iddbli6er Sngrebiensen bes
Gleii9es entipri9t. Sic baben beffdns
big in ibren 8iebb6feu einen groBen
8orratb BON Maftbieb, aug tpelGemt
nur bas Bette fir ibre Gunben sepdblt
ipiro. Wer reel be6ient fein mill, BET
beiu9e ben Martt, SO. 511
Mpenue 6. 1,10t1i
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6. $. Ma1aer.

205 Wet : @ommerceftraBe
bdlt ein groBes unb iebr eewdbltes 9as
ger pon Sopeten, &DuIeaur.
BtlDerra9men unb 2eife11,
untb ferner neben 3ei6nenzM ater; aiiisn
aaer Irt. Garben unb Mnhreiz
der Materialien, beionoers
8 Planners ertig gemifhte
arber II, bic beiten unb biGigleu i'm
Marfte, bi. unter boiler @arantie pers
tauft luerbeu. s T. unb @pie e.
gelglas uno anbere in bieies Sad
i9lagenoe Irtitel; moriu 9err Miuer
oas gr6Bte Eager i'm Weften bes @taa=
tes bat. Nuftrdse aus Dem 2anbe tuers
ben prompt ausgefibrt.
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Die FLORENCE Nightingale Der !3in.
berDHeQe.


6Olsenbes 1T elm gus3us zines an ben
Deutiden &efOrm WeHenser in Gbem.
bersbursb, Ba., Seidriebenen 8riefes:
Cine @ pbItbdterin.
Oefnet bic Ebire fir ae unb Mrs.
Winslcw wirb beweiieu, baB fe bic anne.
rifaniide 8lOrentiner Nadtisaa Der Sim
Der 1T. Dapon Fnb mir 10 iiter3euat,
bab mir unierer vSuip" lehren merben
gu iasen: r@eiesnet iet Wrs. Winslcw"
neil iie berielben bebulhid mar, i5er bic
Yeriose bes 3abneas unb anbere Be=
fdwerlidfeiten fir Siuber hinwessutcm>
men,. Mrs. Winslop's Soothing Sbrup
nimmt ben 8inbern bic S9mer5en unb
furtrt Daientrte unb Dtarrbce. Gr
madt ben @aumen CART, befreit bon
~@nt5iinbuns uno brinst bas Sinh slidliA
iiber bic Yericbe bes 3abneus binpes.
@r tbut geraoe bas, mas er bcrsiebt 3u
tlun, Sues unb nidt weniser. Bir ta.
Ben einmal Wirs. Dinelow seieben unb
tennsn ie nur burG ibren SOOTHING
Sprup fir Sinber. Wenn mir bic Wtadt
bdtten, pirben mir fe als Seilanb fir
bic 8tnber binfteuen = mas fe aud in
Der Tbot 1T. Der Sbrup mirb in
allen Gpctbetep gu rs Gents per 5lafde
serfuuft.
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California @eine.

Weinliebbaber finben Elm sroBes 2az
ger bon feiaen California Meimen BEL
9errn s. S. MeDer am Mlamo
pla5a. 9err MeDer fu6t bic Weime
an Ort un6 STEELE aug ur.b fauft brett
aus benz Seller Ter @einai9ter. Mls
gutter &enner selinst es ibm ftets, bic
beffen Sorte1 aus5undblen. ct fann
feline Runben uno Samilten nit einent
guten Sropfen berfeben. &otb= unb
WeiBweine in bor5igli9er Qualitat
bon teBt ab $1.00 per galone -frei
ins 6aus geliefert.
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@aHerlpremseu NIT s@lamdben.

Berioner, mel6e ft9 beim Wafer=
fprengen Der @9Idu@e bebiener tDpIz
len, ifnb erfu@t, fiG in unferer Office
bic n6tbige 2i3ens auf elm Sabr-am
L. Mai ~beginnenb = 5u peri9afen, ba
fur fol6en WaRergebrau9 eine Spes
aialrate bere@net pirb. Wer biefer
Nufforberung ni6t na9tommt unb bic
borgei6riebenen 8ebinsungen ni9t cts
fi0t, lduft @efabr, baB inn bic Waiz
ieraufubr abgei9nitten pirb.
9ie @aiertuerf 3pmpagmie.
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Ser Gut Eebrp Spriags Narf
1T Der W%alfabrtsort ber San Nntonier
unb auer 8eiu9er Der Mlamps5 tabt,
UNI Der 9iBe gu entflieben unb li1 i'm
fiiblen @9atten gu ergeben. Ser part
bat In GOlge feiner Sage gu ieber Sas
ges3eit eine bele6en6e Stride unb So
miIien tDatloern bdufig gum pribats
picnie binaus, ehenio uie @ereine un6
@efenf9aften bier lire Sefte feiern. See
ben Sag freie Muff. ollie @rfrii9uns
gen uie 8ier, 2imonabe. Wein, Wbisz
teD &c. finb in better Qualitdt 81 baben.
24,5-5M s. Scribe, Bd1ter.
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gbrpmtfd,e sdlaffbeit Der saru,e.

entftebt aus unuollfommener Nerbaus
Jung. Die llrfa9e liest in Der Starrs
beit Der 2eber. &esuldrer 9tublsang
fam 6ur9 Simmons 2ibers
Regulator erlangt tperben, pel6er
CUR 8erbauuns DiIft, bic fridge 2eber
our Sbdti9teit reist unS ben Or9aniss
mus bon Der ibn iiberIabenben giftigen
Sole befreit. Der Regulator reguIirt
bic Masenfdure, turirt Dispepfie unb
tellt cine BON 69laffbeit tpie BON 8ers
ffopftbeit freie &egelmdBigteit bes
6tublganges Der. Sd babe ME Elm 10
einfa1es, tpirfiames unb i1mudbafies
Seilmittel tuie Simmons 2ioers& esula.
tor periu9t.
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Gin %b1nfbarer WQttent.

Der leinen @amen ni@t senannt baben ipiu unb
Der ieine SoIItdnbise @ieberber.
fellung bon dtuerem 2eiben elmer in
tetnem Oottorbu6 ansesebenea @ranei berbanft,
Ilabt sur9 lns bafelbe t o t en- rel an feline
ieioenben 0litmeni6en berf@iden. Dieies arobe
Bud entbdlt &eaepte, bic in teber Mpottefe
9eula9t tperoen f0nnen. S1ift Cure Nbrefe
nit 8riefmarfe an: q. GtSfamp & 3d.,
10 g. SnMftDn Ctr, Nstp BORT, 81. q.
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Ser .pertebt's.- grfer Bauer:
uWie b'r 2in0'nbau'r ieiH' 5p0a Moz
not abigeiefie fat, es'r gang ftol5 tppr'n."
3meiter Bauer: M'rum benr?"
Grifer Bauer: n9ie 6erre bonn Sc.
ri6t bam cam s'm Snfulpat ernannt.
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@rfIGr1i6.- @ober i6reibt fi6
eigentli6 Seine bide 5reunbi9aft nit
Dem langeu M.2
@ir iin6 einmal beibe aus bem1el6en
2ofal berausgemprfen.
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s4ldnde! 99ldude! sdldnde!
Weibe Solitude gum eprinfeln Z
SOL Is Gent per SUB. @1marSe
Solitude, + SOL Dur6me1er IS, %
unb 25 Gents per SUB Bel
70. $. OutterfiSe 8 Co.,
plumber & @asfitter,
6,5,4M $50. 1886 6oulfoa Str.
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2,179 i'm Betrase bon |, 1000
a. Mnfrasen fir Asenten, lohie Rateu'
fur Clubs bnnen nur In ber Office In Nen
Orleaus sema@t uerben. @egen ndberer sus.
funft fdreibe r.au beutlia bic gauge MbreFe.
Wtan ihtde @elb bur& YofGIsW o.
EN-, GrpreB Wonep Orber, NetD Ocrt
We4iel auf Nem Orleans.
griefe NIT @urreneh unberanbert per erprcb
gBir sabIen grprebfofen.
M. u. Dauptin,
Nem SrIeans Ca.
Wan a~oreffire resifrirte 8riefe an bic
Seem Srleans Matipnal Banf,
STEIN Orleans, Ca.
@bwarb Morre, Agent,
221 aceauia Strabe, Gan g~ntonio, Seras
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say Wobin Sbr geben m6gt, fragt
mad 2one Star Bier. DaKelbe
1T Der @eiunbbeit bDppelt 5utrdgli9:
es erfrii9t unb ftdrft.
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L. HUTH & SOHN.
bic aIte unO beipabrte
Gtfea> u. 9pl5mdaren~,
6arben. unn &aaaen> 6anDIuua
$50, zas nnb ass aret>eta5t,
San AntcftO. ...--........EeraS.
Saben erbalteu cine gar.2abnna
n ~haL O.

~WN& WV
Saben erbaIteu eine @ar.9abuns
D. 2anbreth & So4n san E,
reten.
6rtb : @rbien, Bobnen nmb Rorn, feIb . &oru
uetbes nnb selbeS. gbenfans erbalten: Cine
garlabuns 8. 2onbretb 6 Sobn edte Samen.
Rartofeln, ole ute extra @arlh Iertaout.
sarlb 9ROfe, 8eautb Of 6ebrom, @bite Gle.
plant nnb neue Sorten, @arfielb unb @tate
Of Brain.
Grmarten cine @arlabnna Carly N,nber uub
garIb Orange 8nderrobr. Samen, aep6bnIide
nnb @erraan Wilet, gsbpti19es Meis. unb
Geientorn. e amen. I'm Sano: Sobnfon, Mixeb
paftnre, Sr9arb, @errenial Mbe, 1ub Maien>
GraS @amen. @eiber f9neoiider 3afer.
Asenten fir @raS@eit.
pfIase, ftno Die beften, einfa6fen, biaiaten,
fartiten unb leidt geben6fen &eitpFise; ton.
nen nit atpei guten Hferben ober Wulert bear.
beitet iperbeu. @benfals vSonauelesS Blue
BeI", Beauty" nnb v2amreI~, aana fahI.
riding and walking C~ult1vators nit o6er obne
Rorn. mnb 8aumtpollen. Yfanser.
Agenten fit BITE berabmten Brinly Pfuege.
eiauet IT. Horse Hoe and C~ultivators com.
oined, Saub . S~amenhriIs, Yfiiae unb @uI,
tisatorem. gmf. 8. Bre@t Burfmafdinen mmb
Builder 1tenflien, Sarrifon Bros. & Co., am
Sebrau9 fertis semifdte 8arbeu, gbas. Wutbs
eonts> Gxtraetoren, 8ienen. &auder, MeIer Il.
@ir faufen brett bon Gabrifsu ilnb ~berfaufeu
ia ben niebrisFen Marftpreiien fit "cash".
J.. HUH Il Sohn.
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as-9as 2ons9t Wiener"
Bier iibertrift an Site urb &einbeit
ale anberen Bierel
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naT 9as Gone Star 6eg , Bier
III bas B e | m Martt!
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4 9atre ibdter : aramer. 5. @abeubsf 1886.
ct. SafObs Del beiIte mid.
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llnubertreffi&e Nn3iebunsl
ueber cine babe WfiQion rerlpcf.
LA. S. l..
Southland 5tate Qotterp So,

SiefeS Snfitnt hnrbe I'M Sabre 1888 fiji,
eraiebunss> nnO Bobltbdttsfeits 8ipede bon
Der Staatslesislatur geleblid incorporirt.
Snr9 eiu Neutrality-suspicious. 8otum pnrben ibre
&edte ein Sbeil Der gescnwartisen Gtaatscon.
ftitution, ansenommen am 2. December 1879.
Sbre grobeu 8tebungen etaAeI.
men Mnmmern fuben naonatli@ fat
Die mnter5ei9neten 8anfen unb BanfierS
peroen ale @etpinne in ber 2ouifiana Gtaats.
sotterie, bic ibnen praientirt iperben, ansaablen.
5. 3. Sslesbp, Yrdf. Ga. SEAT. Bant.
y. Nanaur, Yrdi. State Scat. Bant.
y. BALDWIN,, Brdi. 90. 8. Scat. Bant.
Carl aDbn, Brdf. linton Scat. Banf.
@rcbe ntunatltde 3tebuns
In ber Ncabeu,t Of Wu1e, Wep Orleaus
DienffaS ben ~. Sult 1887.
9anpt9ewinn $4,000.
100000 sidets gu $40 iebes.
9albe S.. Tanftel So. 3ebntel 81.
q iRaNer NR~.3S
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mnkte iuie Elm aim behanpeft iueroen- Mai 1882

&rarter. Stpber Co., Yeft.
SD Hdtte Mbeuinatisntlts In einert iol9ef
@ra6e, baB i1 ipie elm aino bebdnbeit iperbet
znuBte, gdm BENT @ebrdt6e port 5ruet Slai1et
ct. Ssatobs Del mar i'd gebetlt.
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@taakob8 50
= Oct
a ~gfbemtaatismns
einer ~inhiannden milaon. Mara 1852.

q gert6te iiber bic Griolge bon ct. Safobs
Del, lpeIde Dor Sabreit eriielt iplroeit nno left
betdtist iuerbett.
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9ubre f~hdfer.-9aueruh uetetIt.

Stem 6apen, Ct, 1. gtopeftber 1856.
SD Tit an beftige1 rbeuntatti4enS 4rtet5ett.
Cine EIaide ct. Safobs Del beiIte Mid. SD
balte es fit Elm ausseaei9netes SaAsrttttel.
Sauin StroIfe.
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THE CHARLES A. voGeLER CO., Baltimore, Md.
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ct. Mpbonins Stride, @Ier's SAILS, q. 3.
SD mar bettId9erig in SpIge rbeurnatii9er
S6nter5ei NIB Dersi6te ct. Satobs Del. Na1
Der eritet Gitreibiing lieBeft bieS 9nter5ennad.
9tep. g.. 81. st. Snge, y. Y.
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Sale of the TROY & Roston

TROY, N. Y, Jan. "A sensation WAS caused
in business and railroad circles to-day when
lawyers, bankers and others liable to know
stated as fact that the Troy G. Boston
railroad had been sold, within few days.
to the Fitchbure Railroad Company. reporter
learned that the majority of the bonds and stock
or the Troy q Boston road has already been
transferred to the Fitchburg company. There
were about 81. 100000 first. second and third
mortgage bonds, and these, it is understood,
we're assumed by the Fitchburg company at par.
one million dollars worth of Fitchburg stock was
given for the Troy & Boston stock. and as the
Fitchburg stock is worth 140 this would make
the selling price of the Troy & Boston road IS.
4Oo.o00 1t Is not known whether the sale
means that the Fitchburs company have Sc
cured the Hoosac Tunnel and are TO usa the Trov
d Boston for a through line to Troy, or whether
they make the purchase to prevent other roads
from purchasing the tunnel from the State.
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Belt Road MaRtinC.

The stockholders of the Belt road and stock
yards yesterday held their annual meeting and
elected the following as board of directors for
the ensuing year. VIM. R. McKeen, COL
Horace Scott, W. P. Ijams, John Thomas. R. s.
Mckee, D. W. Minshal, NJ A. Downing, D.
Deming and j. F. Miller The directors elected
as president, VIM. R. McKeen; as secretary and
treasurer, r. S. Mckee; as auditor and superin-
tendant, W. P. Ijams. A semi annual dividend
of 3 per cent. was declared and it was thought
to be advisable to erect another shed, the cost
not to exceed SIC 000 These sheds are 400 feet
IL length and 200 in width. When this one is
completed there will be seven of them. which
are said to be the most comfortable and con-
venient sheds in this country to rest and feed
cattle In. The annual report was not read, it
not being in readiness. but will be read at the
next meeting of the directors in February, the
month in which the annual meetings prior to this
year have been held.
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Officers Installed,

Alpha Council No. 1, Order of Chosen Friends
has installed the following officers: Past coun-
eilor, Mrs. Rose E. Jones; councillor, Samuel B.
CARL; vice-councilor, Mrs. S. r. Roberts, sscre-
tary, Mrs FL. c. Page; treasurer. A. j. Cochran;
prelate, Mrs s. Cochran; marshal, George D.
Mitten warden Miss Lizzie Linn guard, Henry
+. Buskine; sentry, E. L. Shelton; trustees. A.
Rosengarten, S. H. Thomas and w. w. Hoover.
representatives to grand council, Thomas J.
Yount and Mrs. Mary A. Hoover alternates
Mrs r. E. Jones and A. Rosengarten; medical
examiners, James H. Taylor and j. E. Hoover.
deputy grand councillor, T. b. Linn; musicians
Frank Balon. Miss Alollie Fulmer and Miss
Lille Linn
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estop this plaintiff, succeeding her in the trust
from maintaining this action The sworn return
was incompetent and immaterial and Its ad-
mission as evidence was error.
Room lion. Napoleon B. Taylor, Judge
Inman 81. Fowler, guardian, vs. Ann L. Clip
plnger suit for partition Dismissed.
al Nj. Hoover vs. Otto Ell. Hasselman; account
Taken under Amusement
Room 2-Hon. D. w. Howe. Judge
James Cory We. Malinda Cory; divorce.
Granted plaintiff and given custody of child;
Also defendant given S75 alimonv.
Elvie nj. Nordby VS.. Old Wayne Mutual Life
if for $3.50 ST.
James I: Kinster vs. Joseph Fitzpatrick suit
on note; Judgment for plaintiff for $97. 80
Lew litter VS.. Kate L. Allcott ct al; TO quiet
ute: little Quoted in plaintiff.
Wiiilam h. Stuart VS.. Minnie Stuart: divorce
Iriai by court Finding for plaintiff grounds,
Henry Paul VS.. Louis Greiner. sr. Motion
for new trial overruled
Room 3-Hon Lewis C. Walker, Judge
Jacob +. Prensch VS.. John Murphy; mechan-
ics hen. On trial by the court.
NEW SUITS.
Julia Hollingsworth vs. Henry C. Hollings-
WORTH; complaint for divorce. Allegation. de-
sertion. ~
Theodore ". Wiess Vs. Samuel Mediation ct
AL application for habeas corpus.
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The Wabash Receivers.

ST.. LOUIS, Jan. 4-Iudse T. NJ. Cooley, the
new receiver of the Wabash lines east of the
Mississippi river, and his legal adviser, Henry
Crawford arrived from Chicago to-day. and
were in conference all this morning with Re-
ceivers Humphreys and Tut. James F. How.
their agent, and Wells ii. Blodgett. their attor-
ney. A general discussion of the Wabash prop
erty and affairs was engaged in, and it was de-
clded that the two lines shall operate in har-
mony, as heretofore, and that the system shall
remain complete SO far as its traffic Is concerned
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Killed last year were members, and leave a hand
some sum OF money to their widows and children
or legal heirs
Gaining an Enviable Record.

Harry Crawford has made himself SO promi-
nent before the railroad and financial world by
the bold and aggressive manner he has outgen-
eraed the Jay Gould syndicate in the Wabash
case that the following history of his career as
railroad lawyer as published in the Chicago
Mall becomes of some interest, more especially
in this vicinity, so well is Mr.. Crawford known:
The Mail says Mr. Crawford is but fifty-fye
years of age, yet he has made and unmade as
many railroad schemes as any lawyer in the
country; more than any Of them, except, per-
maps, Judge Shipman, or S. M. Barlow, or a few
men of that sort. 1t was but short time ago
that the clique which had got possession of Rich
mond terminal wanted TO get the control of the
Richmond q Danville road. They had the ma
Jorlty of the stock but the Danville people wired
for Crawford, and by some shrewdness of his
own ne devised plan by which the Richmond
terminal crowd was compelled 20 pay the Dan
vile people 300 for their stock before they could
get possession For that work, begun and fin
ished IN two days. he was paid $4,000 1t
stick to railroad law, and had
no weakness for railroad management,
be would be very rich But the truth is, rail
road building and management is a passion with
him. and the result is he is Door The writer
knows of dozen ambitious railroad schemes
projected by HIM. The Indianapolis Airline
from Monon to Indianapolis, was one. He
nnaily saddled this on the New Albany railroad.
mere was the TREAT Southern railway, from
Fair Oaks to the Brazil coal fields A local bank
became involved in this scheme to the extent of
10000 before Crawford had gotten through
The bank, however, got H. r. Porter to take
hold of this, and he pulled it through. Then
there was narrow-gauge road up in Minnesota,
which Crawford built and unloaded onto the
Chicago, Milwaukee & St Paul
Henry Crawford was the lawyer who put King,
now president of the Erie, into the receivership
of the Ohio 81 Mississippi King there made his
reputation, but he, of course threw over Cfaw-
ford, as he does everybody whose talents make
comparison with his own dangerous. Crawford
was the attorney who successfully reorganized
the Danville g. Vincennes.
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THE RECORD OF THE COURTS.
supreme Court.

supreme Court.
Hon. Byron X. Elliott, Chief-Iustjce
The following opinions were rendered Jan a.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
1349L Aionzo G. Smith vs.. William R.
Myers Marion G. c. Affirmed. Elliott, j.
courts cannot, by injunction. restrain the Sec
rotary OF State, who is custodian by law of the
election returns sent by the county clerks to the
Speaker of the House of Representatives, from
delivering those returns to the Speaker
wARRANTY-BREAcH OF CONDITION.
1880. Charles Cummings, Executor VS.. Evan
ID. Reed ct al Henry c. c. Affirmed Zol-
lars, J.-Wnere one insured that q mare would
De with foal on condition that the owner did not
part with the mare before eleven months from
the time of the Insurance. and, upon the death
OF the owner, this executor sold the mare before
the expiration OF the time, the insurer is not
mad right to couple with their insurance and
they and their representatives are bound
COMMON CARRIER-LIABILITY-Co
12S40. Charles Fl. Snow ct al VS. l.. B. &
w. Railway Company. Clinton c. G.. Affirmed
Mitchell, J-Suit for breach of contract against
a railway company. shipper who receives a
Dill OF lading for goods consigned to a point be-
yond the terminus of the initial carriers line au-
thorlzes the initial carrier to select any usual
route by which to forward, unless the particular
line by which the goods consigned are to be for
warded is designated in the bill of ladine. In
spect to the line by which the goods are to be
forwarded, its effect is the same AS if provis-
ION were therein inserted that the carrier would
nave right to select at his discretion the Gus
tomary route. This provision being imported
into the contract is unassailable by parol
where suit is brought against a common carrier
Tor breach OF common law duty if the evil
dence shows that the goods were received under
a special written contract which was not de-
clared on, the action fails Since it appeared
that the goods were received for shipment IN
der the written contract set up in the first para
graph OF the complaint there could have been
no recovery under the second, which simply
counted on the carriers common law duty
Proof OF parol agreement as to the route the
goods were to be shipped was immaterial and
unimportant after 1t had been made to appear
that prior to the shipment written bill of lad
ing had been received by them which covered
the terms of shipment
ELECTION PRECINCTs-CHANGE OF
1864. John E. Duncan vs. Daniel Shenk.
Howard c. G. Affirmed. Niblack, J.-Sec-
ton 1867, in regard to the changing of election
precincts, does not apply to a case in which the
necessity on account Of change in the bound
airy line between townships and the rights of
qualIhed voters therein are not affected.
12478 William Sandage VS.. Patrick Master
1872 James Geraghty VS.. The State Rush
l2S63 Desdemona Rowland ct al Va. Charles
Mayer ct al. Marion c. c.
1908 Angelina Krauer VS.. John B. Guerne
ct al. Henry c. c.
1887 Chapin M. Pierce vs. The State Kos
ciusko Motion to dismiss overruled.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-05
Superior Court.

DEFAULT-ATToRNEY-NE
944 George Washington ct al, vs. Elisha L.
Reed. Reversed Walker, J.-When a party
was confined to his house with paralysis and his
attorney ignorant of the existence of rule to
answer fails to plead, and a default against his
client is taken, the negligence Of the attorney
was OF such character that the law will relieve
the client against the consequences
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-05
New Insane HosuitaI

The provisional board for the additional hos.
pitfalls for the insane was in session yesterday at
the Governors Office. Outside of the routine
work, the only business transacted was the
awarding of the contract for the mantel pieces
for the new buildings and the allowing of the
December estimates
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-05

The mosquito as q public singer draws we'll,
but never gives satisfaction. Salvation OIL how
ever, always gives satisfaction in ceine at once
insect bites Or any other sores or wounds Price,
% cents.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-05

RHEUMATISM IS primarily caused by acidity of
the blood Hoods Sarsaparila purifies the blood,
and thus cures the disease,
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1887-01-05
Earnings of the l.. D. & 8.

The Indianapolis, Decatur & Springfield road
has just closed It's handsomest year of earnings,
which were as follows:
Earnings December, 1856 373 70
Earnings December, SS5- ..4 3 327 40
- increase .$12, DAG. so
Gross earnings for year ended Dec
81, 1886 S451 COL Of
Gross earnings for year ended Dec.
81, 1850. Observation-Disclosures. 1877 99O54
increase OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES sos, $40 70
From this it will be seen that the increase of
the year was 163 per cent. The road for the
twelve months ending Dec. 81, was operated on
6S $40 per cent. OF the gross earnings